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Young Moroccans Seek Better Lives
A 2024 Afrobarometer survey shows that 44% of Moroccans have considered migrating, with the percentage rising to 64% among young people. This reflects a crisis of confidence in the future and a lack of sufficient economic and social opportunities within the country. Half of the youth are seeking employment, 12% are looking for business opportunities, and another 12% are motivated by economic hardships and poverty. Although migration is often seen as a symbol of hope and progress, the decision to leave remains closely linked to individual circumstances, external factors, and family considerations, revealing deep social and economic frustrations. What is needed now is for Morocco to improve employment prospects and stability internally, transforming the desire to migrate into a driving force for local investment and development.
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